March 29, 2026. In this episode, discover the profound symbolism behind Jesus’ triumphant entrance into Jerusalem—and how our reactions mirror the crowd’s shifting from praise to rejection. You'll learn how often we celebrate Jesus for what we want Him to do, instead of truly surrendering to who He is, and how missed expectations can lead us from worship to rejection.

We break down the powerful contrast between palms up in celebration and thumbs down in rejection, exploring how personal expectations shape our relationship with Jesus today. You'll explore the deep emotional heart of Jesus weeping over Jerusalem’s missed visitation and how ignoring His true mission can result in spiritual destruction. Perfect for anyone curious about authentic faith, this episode encourages reflection on whether our praise aligns with truth, and challenges us to hold our hands—and hearts—up in genuine worship rather than fleeting moments of popularity.

Speaker: Joe Lewis

Main text: Luke 19:28-44

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March 22, 2026. In this episode, discover how Peter’s sermon at Pentecost reveals Jesus as the divine King whose authority and reign are undeniable, even amid chaos and confusion. You'll explore the profound connection between Jesus’ resurrection, His eternal throne, and the fulfillment of God's covenant with David—showing why Jesus is both fully human and fully divine, worthy of worship and obedience.

We break down the powerful truths about Jesus’ sovereignty, His seated position at God's right hand, and the role of the Holy Spirit in confirming His reign today. Perfect for curious minds eager to understand the heartbeat of the Gospel, this episode offers clarity on the divine paradox of Jesus' humanity and deity, urging listeners to see Him not only as Savior but as the rightful Lord over all. Whether you’re seeking reassurance or understanding of Christ’s authority, this message will deepen your faith and inspire you to live under His rule with confidence.

Speaker: Joe Lewis

Main text: Acts 2:29-36

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March 15, 2026. Discover how the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus defy human expectations—showcasing divine purpose in the face of rejection and death’s ultimate defeat. This episode takes you deep into Peter’s powerful sermon on Acts 2, revealing the overwhelming evidence that proves Jesus is the Messiah, from miracles and fulfilled prophecies to divine testimony from heaven itself.

In this episode, we explore the significance of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection—highlighting that the cross was never an accident and that death's grip was broken by God's plan. You’ll learn how Jesus' divine power emerged from ordinary circumstances, why so many misinterpret His miracles, and why the most extraordinary proof is that Christ is alive today, offering hope and eternal victory to all who believe. Perfect for curious minds and seekers alike, this message calls us to recognize the divine orchestration behind history’s most pivotal moment and invites you to respond to the greatest truth ever revealed.

Speaker: Joe Lewis

Main text: Acts 2:22-28

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